Some new pics of our new townhouse:

Three suitcases. That’s all Dianna and Jim Goldman brought last year when they traded a brick Colonial on Chicago’s North Shore for a townhome on the tip of the Charleston peninsula, just steps from the Ashley River. The couple came to this spot in search of a fresh start. It wasn’t about downsizing, although their new 3,000-square-foot abode is roughly 25 percent smaller than

I love this photo, especially the brick entrance walls topped with pineapple finials. The ironwork is lovely too as is the ivy on the townhouse. via

<p><em>This Old House</em> lends a hand on the renovation of an 1840s “single house” in Charleston, South Carolina, with the goal of preserving its unique character while creating a comfortable family home. Here is a preview</p>

Local gallery owner Ann Long Merck’s meticulously preserved and classically appointed pre-Revolutionary residence is a masterpiece unto itself

Learn about the in-depth history of Zero George. Our circa 1804 hotel is quintessentially historic Charleston.

Good morning from Anson Street in CharlestonSC! This is the Mary Smith House and Garden, circa 1799. This three story Federal Style Charleston House was...

70 Tradd Street

Pearce Scott Architects designed this home as a nod to Lowcountry tradition with contemporary architecture throughout.